Traditional insurance has both a great exposure to decadal variations in European storm
activity and the ability to adjust its business strategy over these timescales. Hence, the …

The rescue, digitization, quality control, preservation, and utilization of long and high quality
meteorological and climate records, particularly related to historical marine data, are crucial …

The number and coverage of weather observations over the oceans were considerably
reduced during World War II (WW2) due to disruptions to normal trade routes. The …

Century reanalysis models offer a possibility to investigate extreme events and gain further
insights into their impact through numerical experiments. This paper is a comprehensive …

The majority of available climate data in global digital archives consist of data only from the
1940s or 1950s onwards, and many of these series have gaps and/or are available for only …

A new reanalysis-based approach is proposed to examine how reconstructions of extreme
weather events differ in warmer or cooler counter-factual worlds. This approach offers a …

We describe the transcription and quality control processes for rescuing around 570,000 sub‐
daily and daily weather observations which were recorded in the UK Met Office Daily …

The insurance sector is affected by decadal-scale variations in annual European windstorm
losses amounting to a few billion euros, yet has not applied recent advances in …

Century reanalysis models offer a possibility to investigate extreme events and gain further
insights into their impact through numerical experiments. In this paper, we investigate …

This study uses a novel semi-supervised learning framework to explore Tabular Structure
Recognition (TSR) for digitizing historical documents, specifically employing the …